Tommy Giles Rogers, Jr.

Tommy describes the features of his Korg Krome 61 in this video.

This mic was used to get the distored vocal sounds on Rogers' solo record Modern Noise.

in this video BTBAM drummer Blake runs through all of the senheiser gear the band uses. Blake states that Tommy, and Paul both uses an e 935 mic for their vocals live

At 0:02, Tommy states that he uses Logic 8.

In this post tommy shows off his novation Circuit

In this post, Tommy states the he uses Daddario Tapewound strings. He uses these strings to try and achieve a specific bass tone for songs he has written

In this post, Tommy shows off his prs custom 24 that he has in his collection

Tommy is shown using it on the linked video 'Future Sequence - Live at the Fidelitorium' throughout. His specific gear, among that of other band members, is listed from around 1:13:20 in the video.

At around minute 37:16, Tommy shows the Novation X Station that he used for recording "The Great Misdirect", fifth album from Between the Buried and Me

In this video, Tommy shows his Korg Triton Le61.

Tommy creates a song using his Korg M50 61-Key Music Workstation in this video.

In this photo Tommy can be seen using his prs angelus acoustic

Tommy states "I've had this Ibanez S-Classic since I was about 16 years old. After all these years I still come back to it when I need to write heavier material. It just feels right and always has. It's been through hell (yeah, I don't clean it much or change the strings) and it's been part of a lot of important music to me. So thank you Mr. Guitar for being so rad. I just named him Mr. Guitar btw. "

In this post Tommy shows off his Prs Starla guitar

"The #Xkey goes where I go. It’s essential to my writing process and no matter where I am I can be creative because of the Xkey. Not only is the size wonderful for writing/playing on the go, it’s actually plays really well. Perfect design and functionality in one package."

According to sE Electronics' website, Rogers uses the V7 live.

"Finding the right microphone for Tommy from Between the Buried and Me has always been a challenge. Having tried a large number of industry standard microphones we never found one that works well for him until we tried the sE V7. We both noticed the difference instantly.

"The V7 really allows me to keep Tommy’s vocal up front in the mix, whether he is going from singing to screaming or anything in between."

— Gary Sharpe, FOH Engineer (Between the Buried and Me, Every Time I Die) - sE Artist

At around minute 37:04, Tommy shows the microKORG that he used for recording "The Great Misdirect", fifth album from Between the Buried and Me

At around minute 37:11, Tommy shows the Korg MS2000B that he used for recording "The Great Misdirect", fifth album from Between the Buried and Me.

From around minute 37:37 to 37:57, Tommy was seen using the piano sound from Quantum Leap Symphonic Orchestra plugin during the recording of "The Great Misdirect", fifth album from Between the Buried and Me.

Tommy Giles Rogers, Jr., the singer and keyboardist, discussed his use of the Korg Nautilus 61 Music Workstation in an interview posted on Instagram by Korg Official. He mentioned that his interest in keyboards and synthesizers began while recording the album "Colors" and highlighted how the Korg Nautilus has been instrumental in enhancing their live performances during the "Colors Experience Tour." This information is credited to the source provided by Korg Official on Instagram.

In this post tommy shows off his quad cortex. He states he used this for vocal effects live. He says he was skeptical at first but backs it after using it for 6 weeks on tour. He claims it makes it easier for him to get weird on stage with his vocals. Some of his patches include dry vocal, octave, telephone, distortion, slap, and rotary

In this May 28, 2024 Instagram post, Tommy shows his Audix OM7. He states this is the happiest he has been with a live vocal mic in a long time. He liked that the mic helps get less stage bleed, especially when dealing with cymbals.

Quick shoutout to these two amazing companies - @audixmics and @neuraldsp

This was my vocal setup on our last tour, and it was by far the happiest I’ve ever been with my gear. The OM7 is a great mic for not only quality but it really helps with stage bleed(cymbals, I’m looking at you). It is one of the best mics I’ve used in a really long time.

Regarding effects… if you didn’t know, the Quad Cortex makes for an amazing vocal effect pedal on stage. I was a little skeptical at first, but I fully back it after using it 6 weeks on stage. It makes my life easy in order to get weird and have fun.

Lots of music happening right now, speak soon.

Peace and love,

T